A sign is hanging as shown. If m = 9.7 kg, 0, = 75°, and 02 = 35°, then find the tension in each of the %3! %3D wires. 02 D. m T;: A. 64.44.N 82.87_N D. 88.97.N В. Е. 69.01 N С. 83.81.N F. 50.98_N /--/ T2: A. 34.49.N D. 27.37.N В. 28.34_N 26.18_N Е. 40.16.N 52.02_N С. F. /--/ T3: А. 146.2_N D. 145.8_N В. 153.9_N 95.06.N Е. 150.3_N С. F. 98.24_N

A sign is hanging as shown. If m = 9.7 kg, 0, = 75°, and 02 = 35°, then find the tension in each of the %3! %3D wires. 02 D. m T;: A. 64.44.N 82.87_N D. 88.97.N В. Е. 69.01 N С. 83.81.N F. 50.98_N /--/ T2: A. 34.49.N D. 27.37.N В. 28.34_N 26.18_N Е. 40.16.N 52.02_N С. F. /--/ T3: А. 146.2_N D. 145.8_N В. 153.9_N 95.06.N Е. 150.3_N С. F. 98.24_N

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Chapter4: Newton's Laws Of Motion

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Problem 40P: The leg and cast in Figure P4.40 weigh 220 N (w1). Determine the weight w2 and the angle needed so...

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